Savoy Brown - Lion's Share FLAC

Savoy Brown Decca Blues Rock 1972

Genre:	Rock / Blues
Performer:	Savoy Brown
Title:	Lion's Share
Style:	Blues Rock
Date of release:	1972
Label:	Decca
Catalog Number:	SKL 5152, SKL.5152
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2477 mb
MP3 album size:	2971 mb

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Tracklist

1	Love Me Please Written-By – Simmonds
2	Hate To See You Go Written-By – Jacobs
3	The Saddest Feelings Written-By – Raymonde
4	Shot In The Head Written-By – Vanda; Young
5	Denim Demon Written-By – Walker
6	So Tired Written-By – Simmonds
7	Howling For My Darling Written-By – Burnette
8	Second Try Written-By – Simmonds
9	I Can't Find You Written-By – Raymonde

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SLC 474	Savoy Brown	Lion's Share ‎(LP, Album)	London Records	SLC 474	Japan	1973
XPAS 71057	Savoy Brown	Lion's Share ‎(LP, Album, W -)	Parrot	XPAS 71057	US	1972
844 020-2	Savoy Brown	Lion's Share ‎(CD, Album)	Deram	844 020-2	US	1991
SLK 16782-P	Savoy Brown	Lion's Share ‎(LP, Album)	Decca	SLK 16782-P	Germany	1972
PAR M 79057	Savoy Brown	Lion's Share ‎(Reel, 4tr Stereo, Album)	Parrot	PAR M 79057	US	1972

Credits

Art Direction – Vincent Biondi
Bass Guitar – Andy Pyle
Design [Packaging Concept] – Glenn Ross
Drums – Dave Bidwell
Engineer [Recording] – Roy Thomas Baker
Engineer [Remix] – Mike Stone
Keyboards, Rhythm Guitar – Paul Raymonde
Lead Guitar, Harmonica – Kim Simmonds
Producer – Neil Slaven
Vocals – Dave Walker

Notes

Recorded at Trident Studios, London. July 1972

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): SAHS-1622.P-1W
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): SAHS-1622.P-1W

Companies

Recorded At – Trident Studios

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Preve

This was Savoy Brown's last great album. After this, the band completely ran out of ideas, and all of the L.Ps that follow are mediocre to disappointing. Raw Sienna, Looking In, and Getting To The Point are their best efforts - all are outstanding.

lolike

Great album. Savoy brown can do no wrong. Cool album cover songs are good. I like Looking In better though. Love me please is a bad to the bone song.